Sencere Hayes appeared in Arizona court, facing first-degree murder charges for the killing of Mercedes Vega, whose body was discovered in a burning vehicle.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a car in Chandler; police are investigating if speed or impairment were factors.

A fire in a Phoenix mobile home resulted in two deaths and three burn injuries. The cause is under investigation; witnesses described a loud explosion. Fire safety and smoke detectors' importance were highlighted.

Phoenix, AZ, is set to have a week of pleasant weather with sunny skies, comfortable temperatures around the mid-70s, and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Lisa Fitzgibbons becomes Casa Grande's first female mayor since 1929, with new council members Dugan, BeDillon, and Romo joining to prioritize economic growth and quality of life.

Queen Creek announces office closures for Thanksgiving with altered trash service schedules and promotes its cooking oil recycling program and safety tips for the holiday.

Phoenix confirms November 5 election results, including mayoral and council seats, and ballot measures on local issues. Voters discussed outcomes using #voting and #PHX.

The article reports on Phoenix, AZ's weather forecast for Thanksgiving week, predicting mild temperatures, clear skies, and calm winds, ideal for holiday activities and travel.

The article celebrates the 50th anniversary of the WIC program in Pima County, outlining its nutritional support, educational resources, and health benefits to low-income families.

Arizona prisons introduce Warehouse Technician and Automotive Technician apprenticeship programs aimed at reducing recidivism by offering vocational training and employment opportunities to inmates.

Grant Siefert, 30, was found dead in Glendale and the case is treated as a homicide. His missing vehicle, a 2011 Ford Escape, is a key clue for investigators.

The National Weather Service predicts consistent weather for Phoenix with sunny days, mild temperatures around the low 70s to 80s, and calm winds for the upcoming week.

Deaf and disabled man Tyron McAlpin files a $3.5 million claim against Phoenix and its police for a violent encounter where officers allegedly beat and tased him, resulting in his wrongful arrest.